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powerfully expressive

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See: eloquent


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Well known for his staunch views on the state of the world, Dick often puts his powerfully expressive voice to songs of solidarity with those who have struggled against oppression.
He refined the recitative style, added elaborate ensemble and chorus singing in the popular madrigal style and expanded the instrumental forces, turning opera into a powerfully expressive form.
Not that there isn't some invigorating stuff here (most notably Scott's powerfully expressive vocals) and some interesting musical trips (the big-band-arranged ``Talk to Me''), but there also are a few snoozers among these 16 cuts.
 
 
 
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